difference in sbopkg queue file and slackbuilds dependencies
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difference in sbopkg queue file and slackbuilds dependencies
I have tried to install virt-manager via slackbuilds.
Downloading/installing every dependency and recursive dependencies.
I failed horribly.
virt-manager came up however I got some errors.
Installing avahi (complaint from virt-manager) was the death of normal vnc behaviour.
I did a fresh install of slackware (14.1 btw).
Now I took a different approach, being sbopkg.
However I see a difference in the dependencies of both methods.
Hmm, I have virt-manager working on 14.1, I used the Slackbuilds site and manually ran the builds in order. Can you list the packages and versions you built in order?
The end result op both install methods is the same.
See this post
To complete the system information, I using slackware64_14.1 on a HP Proliant ML350 (Xeon E5410 and 4GB of Memory) with the standard huge kernel.
No KDE, just XFCE.
Also, bear in mind that all SlackBuilds hosted @ http://slackbuilds.org assume that you have a full Slackware installation, in other words do not state dependencies already included in a full Slackware installation. So, if you don't have a full installation, you're on your own.
Oh and the build order should be the same for 32 and 64 bit, I think.
Last edited by Didier Spaier; 04-10-2014 at 11:02 AM.
@the_zone The only difference I see in my setup (and Didier's output) vs those posted by you are (minor) version numbers. I originally built the 14.0 versions (the 14.1s weren't out) I built the following from SlackBuilds:
I've subsequently upgraded libvirt, libvirt-glib, libvirt-python, usbredir, virt-manager to their current versions at SlackBuilds.org. Hope that helps.
However I see a difference in the dependencies of both methods.
Any one any idea why ?
The Slackbuild *.info file only list the dependencies REQUIRED to make
the package build/work. A queue file may contain optional dependencies
as well as the required ones.
I made a slackware64 14.1 guest on slackware64 14.1 host
So i could try before, as happened numerous times already, my system would die on me.
I installed the packages in order and version number as described by mostlyharmless.
virt-manager now complains about the usb redirection which is not supported by the current version of QEMU.
Has this anything todo with the usbredir package which is available on slackbuilds ?
virt-manager now complains about the usb redirection which is not supported by the current version of QEMU.
Has this anything todo with the usbredir package which is available on slackbuilds ?
I run a qemu version from git that I massaged the SlackBuild to build for me; it is sort of 1.7.50... so I don't know whether whatever ships with 14.1 has a problem, sorry.
I vaguely remember some problem with usb redirection; but I don't think usbredir (a) has anything to do with it (b) helped when I did install it. Currently I passthrough one of my USB hubs instead.
This is a bit of topic.
I read your LQ blog on QEMU and slackware 14.1.
Since I started this thread because I need a windows7 machine on my server, I hope you are willing to share some experiences on how you set up a guest.
1. do you use qcow2 or raw images ?
2. have you installed a windows machine as guest ?
3. what are the qemu options you used an why ?
On topic again.
I'll try installing usbredir and see whether the issue remains.
Next is the qemu update then.
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